A clean slate for custom-built security logic. 2. Transitioning from Individual Identity to Windows Auth
Uses ASP.NET Identity to manage local user registration (usernames/passwords) or social logins like Google and Facebook.
This is a common scenario when a pilot project needs to be brought "in-house."
When you first create a project in Visual Studio, you are typically presented with three primary options:
Switching authentication types in an existing ASP.NET MVC project is a common task when moving from a public internet model (Individual User Accounts) to a private corporate model (Windows Authentication), or vice versa.
Asp.net-mvc-change-authentication-type
A clean slate for custom-built security logic. 2. Transitioning from Individual Identity to Windows Auth
Uses ASP.NET Identity to manage local user registration (usernames/passwords) or social logins like Google and Facebook. asp.net-mvc-change-authentication-type
This is a common scenario when a pilot project needs to be brought "in-house." A clean slate for custom-built security logic
When you first create a project in Visual Studio, you are typically presented with three primary options: or vice versa.
Switching authentication types in an existing ASP.NET MVC project is a common task when moving from a public internet model (Individual User Accounts) to a private corporate model (Windows Authentication), or vice versa.